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India's smartphone operating system BharOS has received much buzz in the media lately, but does it really merit this attention?
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Views: Why India’s “indigenous” smartphone operating system BharOS is overhyped
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UIDAI’s CEO Saurabh Garg’s comments indicate that e-KYC can be used for verifying selective information like age, or the sex of a person.
India's smartphone operating system BharOS has received much buzz in the media lately, but does it really merit this attention?
The platform's internal function allows Twitter employees to take over private accounts and control its tweet activity, a whistleblower has said
Mishra chronicles the face-off between individual privacy and state surveillance in India.
The government seems to be shaking down the entire Indian internet for any hosting of BBC's documentary on the Prime Minister
Rajeev Chandrasekhar’s suggested solution to certify "trusted" fact-checkers reflect the growing trend towards self-regulation across India's tech industries.
These databases aim to be a "single source of truth" by having a complete profile of all residents ready with the government
🥇If There’s One Story To Read Today “This Is About Our Ability to Freely Express Ourselves” It’s Republic Day today and we’re commemorating 74...
Google has agreed to make some of the changes ordered by India's antitrust regulator. Will more be on the way?
In part 2 of our interview with SFLC founder Mishi Choudhary, we talk about user rights and how the fake news amendment fails to...
These databases aim to be a "single source of truth" by having a complete profile of all residents ready with the government
Google has an iron grip on online advertising, and this lawsuit aims to make way for other players and lower prices
A close look into what it means when the government's press body can "fact-check" and pull information from the internet
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The Indian government refused to provide blocking orders it has issued, and the IT Rules 2021 have not been tabled in Parliament either
Play Games 24x7 moved the court after RBI's stalled its compounding application, saying that it offered online gambling games
India's smartphone operating system BharOS has received much buzz in the media lately, but does it really merit this attention?
After using the Mapples app as his default navigation app for a week, Sarvesh draws a comparison between Google Maps and Mapples
In the case of the ‘deemed consent' provision in the draft data protection law, brevity comes at the cost of clarity and user protection
The regulatory ambivalence around an instrument so essential to facilitate data exchange – the CM framework – is disconcerting for several reasons.
Cyber security researcher Anand Venkatanarayanan gives an overview of how Pegasus was detected on the smartphones of two Indian journalists, and how available information...
ISOC's Joe Hall said that the rationale behind CERT-In's cybersecurity guidelines need to be explained by the agency as they are too broad
Following the inaugural edition of the PrivacyNama conference, focused on key themes related to privacy regulations, we have summarised the key points raised during...
